Sweet new license plate for WA
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Sweet new license plate for WA
It's $40 the first year, and $30 for renewel. I may just have to get one.
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Oh man, I love it! Note to self....Move back to Washington.
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Cool. I'm in for this one.
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I WISH we had something like this in MD.
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EEEEEEK!!!!
What kind of kit is that rider wearing?
Purple pants!
What's wrong with me....when that's the first thing I notice about this plate!
What kind of kit is that rider wearing?
Purple pants!
What's wrong with me....when that's the first thing I notice about this plate!
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That's great. Slowly but surely the message is getting out there.
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Originally Posted by Hipcycler
EEEEEEK!!!!
What kind of kit is that rider wearing?
Purple pants!
What's wrong with me....when that's the first thing I notice about this plate!
What kind of kit is that rider wearing?
Purple pants!
What's wrong with me....when that's the first thing I notice about this plate!
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you would think california... with all the cyclists in this state... would have a cylcingn license plate!
i'd buy one! heck.... i already have personalized plates... my plates would be WAY cool on a cycling motif!
i'd buy one! heck.... i already have personalized plates... my plates would be WAY cool on a cycling motif!
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I may have to get me one of those.
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Originally Posted by caligurl
you would think california... with all the cyclists in this state... would have a cylcingn license plate!
i'd buy one! heck.... i already have personalized plates... my plates would be WAY cool on a cycling motif!
i'd buy one! heck.... i already have personalized plates... my plates would be WAY cool on a cycling motif!
What about Colorado?
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These have been out for a little while. The owner of my LBS has a set on his van. I'm planning on picking up a set when it's time to renew my tabs in September.
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I like the idea of a cyclist plate. I am not crazy about the clip art inspired rider, but I guess you have got to start somewhere.
I am guessing that if the plate design was open as a design competition, we would see some really cool designs. Just an idea.
I am guessing that if the plate design was open as a design competition, we would see some really cool designs. Just an idea.
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Here's South Carolina's:
BUT, it's indirectly for bicycle advocacy. In SC, a nonprofit can apply for a special tag for its members. The Palmetto Cycling Coalition is the leading advocacy organization in the state, and applied for this tag. The requist 1000 pentioners were fairly easy to come by, but you still need to be a member of the non-profit to get the tag. A portion of the extra fee goes to the non-profit.
BUT, it's indirectly for bicycle advocacy. In SC, a nonprofit can apply for a special tag for its members. The Palmetto Cycling Coalition is the leading advocacy organization in the state, and applied for this tag. The requist 1000 pentioners were fairly easy to come by, but you still need to be a member of the non-profit to get the tag. A portion of the extra fee goes to the non-profit.
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Originally Posted by Patriot
I may have to get me one of those.
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I put a set of the WA bike plates on my car a few months ago. Of the $30/year fee, $28 goes to the Bicycle Alliance of Washington to support bike advocacy. Not only do I support the cause, but the $28 is tax deductible, too.
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I don't like Florida's.
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